
|Slideshows|December 1, 2018
- Vol 35 No 12
- Volume 35
- Issue 12
Top 10 studies of 2018
Author(s)Michael G Burke, MD
These 10 Journal Club article summaries from 2018 are worth a second look. Some offer information to change your practice now, while others offer insight into potential future changes.
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Articles in this issue
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Do infants who had colic have more behavioral problems as toddlers?almost 7 years ago
Physical literacy: New paradigm for fighting physical inactivityalmost 7 years ago
Best tech for Pediatrics: 2018almost 7 years ago
Perinatal smoke exposure linked to GERalmost 7 years ago
Infant resists moving right shoulder or elbowalmost 7 years ago
Sleep management is crucial for infants and young childrenalmost 7 years ago
Talk with teens about performance-enhancing substancesalmost 7 years ago
Carefully monitor patients on biologic response modifiersalmost 7 years ago
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